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Treat Stops





What is a Treat Stop?
During Wag-O-Ween weekend, participants will come to your business to trick-or-treat. You simply need to have a bucket full of treats available, or a staff member ready to welcome the participants and hand out treats.
Wag-O-Ween Treat Stops are in both the Historic District and the Starland District. In the days before the event, we'll bring you a "bone marker" to place outside your business for Wag-O-Ween weekend.
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